Villioti Fashion Institute
Villioti Fashion Institute is an accredited tertiary institution that takes pride in making the ordinary extraordinary.
Led by Spero Villioti, who has run a successful fashion brand for more than 30 years, we are extraordinary in the details, which is what will set you apart and secure your future in fashion. International affiliations with Parsons New York, FIT (NY) and London College of Fashion enable us to internationally benchmark our courses to ensure international alignment.
We also offer students exposure to our vast network within the fashion industry, ensuring that you stay at the forefront of the fast changing world of fashion.
We educate, train and guide young visionaries to grow into fashion industry leaders. We offer students a well-rounded education that covers everything from business and entrepreneurial theory to fashion design and garment creation.
Simply put, Villioti Fashion Institute will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skill required to have a successful career in the fashion industry. We have highly qualified academic staff with vast industry experience and practical knowledge.
Courses:
- Higher Certificate in Fashion
- Diploma in Fashion
- Bachelor of Fashion
The Institute also offers various short courses in Beginners Garment Construction, Advanced Garment Construction, Beginners Pattern Engineering, Advanced Pattern Engineering, Fashion Design, and Styling.
Fees:
Under the Fees bar on the menu is a detailed description of the fees for all the degrees and short courses as well as information regarding financial aid and equipment and access.
Campus:
The Villioti Fashion Institute can be found in Johannesburg.
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